Fat-Positive Stock Photo: Body Contours
In this photo, a fat white woman’s bare back, fat rolls, hips and partial butt are shown against a white background.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s bare back, fat rolls, hips and partial butt are shown against a white background.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s bare back, fat rolls, hips and partial butt are shown against a white background.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s bare back, fat rolls, hips and partial butt are shown against a white background.
A fat white woman’s hip and partial butt are shown in strappy red lace panties.
A fat white woman’s hip, sacrum and lower back are shown in a black lace bra and strappy red lace panties.
A fat white woman’s hip, sacrum and lower back are shown in a black lace bra and strappy red lace panties.
A fat white woman’s hip, sacrum and lower back are shown in a black lace bra and strappy red lace panties.
A fat white woman’s hip, sacrum and lower back are shown in a black lace bra and strappy red lace panties.
A fat white woman’s hip, sacrum and lower back are shown in a black lace bra and strappy red lace panties.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. She is wearing red panties and a black lace bra. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
A fat white woman’s hip, sacrum and lower back are shown in a black lace bra and strappy red lace panties.
A fat white woman’s hip, sacrum and lower back are shown in a black lace bra and strappy red lace panties.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. She is wearing a black lace bra and holding a pair or red lace panties that cover her pubic area. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B…
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. She is wearing a black lace bra and holding a pair or red lace panties that cover her pubic area. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B…
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. She is wearing a black lace bra and holding a piece of cream lace fabric that covers her pubic area. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B…
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. She is wearing a black lace bra and holding a piece of cream lace fabric that covers her pubic area. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B…
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. She is wearing red panties and a black lace bra. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s back is shown from bra line to upper thighs. She is wearing a black lace bra and red panties against a gray background.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s back is shown from bra line to upper thighs. She is wearing a black lace bra and red panties against a gray background.
In this photo, a fat white woman holds her hands against her butt, clad in black cotton panties. She is shown from lower back to thighs against a gray background.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
In this photo, a fat white woman’s belly, abdomen and thighs are shown against a gray background. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
In this low-key image, a fat white woman in a black bra and panties is shown from neck to thighs. Her belly is what is called a “B belly” or “apron belly,” and displays a distinctive letter B shape.
Y’all know how much I love unicorns, so I’m delighted to offer fat unicorns in the shop with washi tape!
Fat people MUST be treated as the experts on our own lives, bodies and oppression. Must. Here are 5 reasons to learn about weight stigma from fat people. 1. Learning about weight stigma from people with thin privilege deprives the people most affected by fat hatred of the opportunity to speak authentically about our lived…
Ultimately, you can’t change hearts and minds that don’t want to change. Here’s how to convince people to stop dieting or being fatphobic.
Fat folks’ health* is a cultural obsession.
Body stories capture a nuanced, interconnected, interactive, and complex telling of our understanding, perception, and experience of and through our bodies. Plenty has been published on body image but image suggests a static fixed body, unmitigated through our social interactions and varying times and spaces. This book is not a “how-to” guide for fat confidence….
Need the body image boost that comes with getting used to bodies like yours? Here are 40+ accounts of fat influencers, models, and everyday folks to follow on Instagram.
Image description: A fat white woman in a short-sleeved red dress sits in front of a stone wall and shrugs. There’s a pattern I’ve seen displayed dozens of times by people and organizations who are asked to walk their talk about size inclusivity, and it goes something like this: Invalidation or gaslighting of the fat…
Aubrey Allison Iβm Aubrey or Brey (she/her). Iβm a fat woman who lives in Seattle with my spouse, roomie/bff, and two kitties. At just about any given time, you can find me drawing, crafting, watching/listening to true crime, eating all the gummy worms, and petting any cat thatβll allow it! I love all things body…
It’s 1989 and Rae Earl is a fat, boy-mad 17-year-old girl, living in Stamford, Lincolnshire with her mum and their deaf white cat in a council house with a mint green bathroom and a refrigerator Rae can’t keep away from. Sheβs also just been released from a psychiatric ward. My Mad Fat Diary is the…
Plus-Βsize supermodel Tess Hollidayβs passionate plea for modern women, whoever they are, is to be comfortable in their own skin. In her first book, she shares her powerful personal story and offers inspiration and tips to women everywhere that will help them not merely survive, but thrive and chart their own course to acceptance, power,…
They are here!!! Fat.Positive.Proud PFM tees!!!!!! They are listed as “Men’s” as per etsy standard but these are a UNISEX fit and soooo soft!
Thanks to Emma V Tattoos for the design
https://www.facebook.com/Emma-V-Tattoos-2044579165870903
Kitty box Press for the screen printing
https://www.facebook.com/kittyboxpress
and Jenna Consiglio for the final text
https://www.facebook.com/jenna.consiglio
XS-4Xl is the Next Level 3600 style tee
5XL-6XL is the Fruit of a Loom HD Cotton Style tee
7XL-10XL is Big Dude Clothing!
FFC is at it again!! This time with a new take on the side bag for FAT FOLKS!! When you are fat the world of fashion doesnβt take us into considerationβ¦so nothing ever βfits rightββ¦Well honestly I have had enough of that.
This bag has an adjustable strap just like our OVER IT ALLS! I used 1.5β Welded metal rings to tie your strap to!! The Fat Rolls βpatchβ on the front is actually an external pocket! There are also 2 internal pockets. The lining and pocket fabric will be chosen by me but if you have a preference for color or print please let me know! You also have your choice of solid duck cotton that the body of the bag is made out of.
Bag has a squared bottom
Whole bag is lined with a strong interfacing to give this bag a LOT of durability
Strap is around 80β-85β long to adjust as you would like!
Body of the bag 18β tall and 16β wide
A single-poem zine about being fat and owning it.
“Ask people what their favourite food is.
Make it for them.
Ban all talk of badness.
Tell them guilt is for saints
and we can be monsters.
Tell them monsters have the most fun.”
From my spoken word show ‘Fat Kid Running.’
A6 size, 8 pages, full colour. Collaged, typewritten, and printed on recycled paper. Shipped in recycled packaging.
β€ DETAILS:
Yellow magnet that features different fat artists (listed below) and reads, “Fat Artists Rule”
Made with glossy paper
Magnet 4.33″ x 5.59″
β€ DETAILS:
Poster features the voluptuous beautiful figure of the βVenus of Willendorfβ that reads, βDecolonize Body Loveβ in a light peach background.
Exploring the intersections of Blackness, gender, fatness, health, and the violence of policing. To live in a body both fat and Black is to exist at the margins of a society that creates the conditions for anti-fatness as anti-Blackness. Hyper-policed by state and society, passed over for housing and jobs, and derided and misdiagnosed by…
Fat activist stickers help normalize fat bodies β and they demonstrate to those around you that you accept and support fat bodies.
If this feels big, go ahead and take a deep, cleansing breath, then say it with me: “It is okay to be fat.”
“What if people push back?” Well, I’ve prepared a few responses you can use as guidelines.
βBut itβs NOT okay, itβs not healthy!β For one, fatness and health don’t correlate like that. Secondly, I didnβt address health at all. You brought that into this.
βYouβre glorifying ob*sity!β No, Iβm normalizing a very common body type. (Also, LET’S GLORIFY THE F#CK OUT OF IT.)
βBut itβs gross!β That sounds like a You problem, my good b!tch.
Beauty and health are not measures of worth. Fat is not an isolated indicator of health. Your existence is good. Your body is a good body. It is okay to be fat.
This sticker is great for things like laptops, tablet cases, guitar cases, notebooks, or anything else you like. The paper is uncoated, however, so donβt put it on things that will get wet.
We’re here. We’re queer. We’re fat.This one-of-a-kind collection of prose and poetry radically explores the intersection of fat and queer identities, showcasing new, emerging and established queer and trans writers from around the world.Celebrating fat and queer bodies and lives, this book challenges negative and damaging representations of queer and fat bodies and offers readers…
An intersectional, feminist YA anthology from some of today’s most exciting voices across a span of genres, all celebrating body diversity and fat acceptance through short stories. Fat girls and boys and nonbinary teens are: friends who lift each other up, heroes who rescue themselves, big bodies in space, intellects taking up space, and bodies…
A lot of the representation we see of fat queer folks shows us as sloppy or butch. And a lot of us arenβt! (Most butch folks arenβt sloppy, either! Damn fat-hatred. So this pin is for every fat femme person out there. Celebrate your fat femme fab self.
Enjoy this body-positive button and let everyone around you know that BMI is bullshit.
The body mass index isβ¦problematic at best. Completely worthless is more like it. All bodies are good bodies, and BMI is bullshit. You can be healthy at any and every size β and neither your health, size, shape, or weight determine your worth.
A lot of the representation we see of fat queer folks shows us as sloppy or butch. And a lot of us arenβt! (Most butch folks arenβt sloppy, either! Damn fat-hatred.) So these stickers are for every fat femme person out there. Celebrate your fat femme fab self.